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Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
News sum m AIRY.

The typhoid fever epidemic in Pitts
burg continues TO spread. One physi-
cian has from LIS to 100 patients under
treatment, and several others have all
they can handle. The disease 10 Of n
mild type, and but few deaths have
been reported. IL attacks young and
old. Among the cases reported Thurs
day was child Of years OF age and
woman OF 81.
The fish season Of 1887, while profit
able one for Provincetown, Mass, 90
cordiuR TO despatch from that point,
has proved fearful as regards loss Of life
and property. Sixty.four fishermen
from that town were drowned, the lar.
gest number for nearly 90 years.
! In the General Sessions Court In New
York, on Thursday, Johann Most, who
was convicted of misdemeAnor. was
udge Cowipg to one years imprison.
ment. A stay Of proceedings was
granted to allow Of an appeal.
A large man, with black hair and
whiskers, who registered at the Van.
dyke II ouse in New York ON Thu ay
an John Raeheler. OF Pittsburg, COM
mitted suicide In his room by swallow
ing bitter oil OF almonds. He had
neither money nor letters on mis- per-
son.
i The Norwegian bark 8. &. Bulon,
/ from Minstilian for Qaeenstown for
orders, laden with mahogany, wHs los,
on the Tortugss on Nov. 30. Her crew
I were taken to Key West, Florida, on
. Thursday, By wreckers.
A freight train on the Northern Pa.
ciho Railroad was wrecked near Kim
Oerly, Minnesota, on Thursday. Eve
brakemen, named Kline and Holmes
: we're killed and the engineer was badly
r scAlded.
u Martin Cleary, aged 81 years, q dealer
y in coal, was struck and killed on Thurs
!. J. day afternoon on the Philadelphis an(
Beading Railroad in front OF hts oatce
at Ninth and Thompson streets, PGila
delphiA.
!. James Mullen, Of Silver City, Nes
a Mexico, an old miner, and late candi
date for Govnrnor Of the Territory
dropped pistol yesterday, which wa
discharged, fatally wounding himself
IS At Lancaster, Penns., last evening
10 the ooroner's jury 10 the case OF Chril
Ne tiAn Rudy, found murdered on Monda
8 last, returned verdict charging th
ID murder on his son, John Rudy.
8 Miss Oatba arins Gee 10 suffering froI
&. hydrophobia in Wsverly, Ohio. 81
ne was bitten by the same dog whose bii
ID caused the death of Mr.. Diet-ich a fs
or days ago
ID Christian Denning, n prominent Al
'r archist in Chicago, hanged himselr ye
by serday through grief for the execuHc
On Of Spies and his companions.
y; John Rider and William Nichol
10 Young miners, were killed yeGterda
n ~ by falling slate In mine near Braz
"a Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
A sad Death.

Fred Short, of Georgstown' aecom.
nanied Mics Annie Godfrey, VINO 's
aides at Piney Gruve, to betnesnss bas
Church. After the service he ooSVeyeu W
her TO her home, and started for Soorse.
IownY hut had not gone far when ms
corriase was overturned, and he was
ininred 30 badly that he wa unaote "
nroceed any further. When discovers discovers
in the morning be was In an insens'p., !. =,
condition, although he still retained n,' a
Sold NJ the lines A physician wa
summoned, but ho died soon aiser
wards.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
CoASresS

The q s Senate yesterday, sfIer the
reading of the journal and the reception
of few department. communications,
adjourned until Monday.
In the House, various resolutions were
offered for the amendment of the rules,
and an adjourn 4 ent was had until Mon
day next.
4 reporter yesterday asked Senator
Kenna, of West Virginia, If anything had
been done in the Faulkner case Tbs
Senator replied. "That report (tha
Faulkner's case had been decided) II
based upon the fact that he will be scat
ed. There is no committee yet
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
FsE MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL

can, With Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing ana Ironing AZ CAN Do done IN
any laundry. Boiling not necessary
Gil like any other Cough on Dirt can
be uss. IN both washing sud atarcbtng
you need have 10 fear n using th!s Sr
ticle; tres from vile alkAh, it dces mol
rot, yellow nor injure the hnest fabric
clel.rs, bleaohas, vhatsna. " Rough CT
Dirt" Ia the only article that oan be sd
ded to starch (hot or cold) to give !
good body and bssntiful lloss. ASK 70
Trough OF Dirt" 10 and 25o. packag
es. AL IIst. claaB Druggiets,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Hating Oyster ShelIs.

r.il,oad crossing ON the causeway Is
haire Graded with oyster shells by that
oomnsny The cars brought nine thou
sonS hnshels OF shells to the place, 9nd
seven thousand bushels have been
sntesd. The railroad bed Is Two tee' rec,
abova the carriage road bed and the IL
Inc In has been entirely done Will
shells.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
xp,sr,s,pmep, q. Mt salem.

LAST night musical and literary en-
tertainment WAS given In Mt Salem "a;
X Church. The pArticip psnts Inc. .aaeu
Misses Anna M. Dawson, Mary Ihiel-
man, Harriett Penpewell Belt, henTy
q. Conrad, E.q W. Il. Walters, n: u
Cloysrd, and Masters j. Herbert Mli'
lin and Dorr II. Diefendorf. The audi
snos was large one and the entertain
mani was an enjoyable affair.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Serious Accident.

On Thursday William Martin OF the
firm of Martin & Dure, wholesale grocers,
met with very painful accidents at theit
st re at Third AID Orange streets. Mr.
Martin had climbed to the top of a pile OF
salt sacks to get some broons and jumped
from the sacks to the floor A gas je
caught him in the right eye tearing tn,
eyelid and flesh from the brow. DR.. .Reat
j Mckay was called in and thinks III
will be able to save the sight of the eye.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Tho UeyiI's Auction.

On Monday evening Gillmore's Com.
pany will appear at tho Opera House and
present the grand spectacular drama
.'Thc Devils Auction 1t is now better
and erander than ever, and tn sc VINO
attend on Monday night will witness the
finest spectacular production ever given
I'm this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Don't forget the lunch-22a King, TO-
morrow ntghL Fine singing.
REVIVAL services,

Mrs. J. s. Inskip, who Is we'll known
in our Mosho1ist fraternity, will con
ducs a series of revival services OF
s,lverbrook NJ. Il. church, commencing g
on Sunday, 11th inst, and will be as-
sisted by her niece, Miss Carrie Foster,
a very sweet singer. Mrs. lnskip Will
also conduct services at the Saturday
night holiness meeting, held at ia
Market street., known as led usually by
H. Sergeant.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
MunicIpal Court.

At tnIs mornings session OF Munici.
psl Court, Joseph Springer was aned
81 and costa for drunkenness. Amos
Cannon Sns fined S3 aud COSTS for being
drunk and lighting.
Tbe case o; James 8 o'Neill, charged
with violating a city ordinance, WAS,
ON request of his counsel, MT. II. @
Knowles, postponed until Monday
morning,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Attne s1CauRnuy.

Monroe q Rice's Company opened for
the remain der OF the week at tke Acade-
my Of Music last evening in my Aunt
Bridget" before large audience. TheIe
will ee a matinee to morrow afternoon
and the closing performance will be given
to morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
,PfYlAL BARGAINS

oa.rcl in our Dress Goods
Flf;ment. In order TO make
T. lo' holiday goods we are
E-a5 some splendid values
(:is IN want OF Dress Goods
tn. It to their advantage tc
Us a call before purchas
a We are making new bar
y aal!y to reduce stock. Ir
" silks we have better valu,
ne money than has evel
I oas'ed heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
One don. handsome ,avds, 2sc., at Crabb q
Tho Great consumption Preventer

every time and the consumption oura,
Bile remedy a very large number OF
times is DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic
Bslssm. the grsat leading lung remedy
of Wilmington, Del. IL there Is re-
liable remedy at all this is the one.
For coughs, sore throat, hoArseness,
weak lungs and voice, Group, blood
shifting, Sc, use this splendid remedy.
30 cents and ST.. Depot Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington. Del. Sold
by f!oaIers over tha country.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
UHICAGO THE PLACE.
The Republican Nstionsl Commtttse's
Seiectfon-The Time Fixed, June 10

The Republican Nstionsl Committees
Seiectfon-rhe Time Fixed, June 10
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-rhe Repub
licsn National Committee WAS called 10
order this morning by B. II. Jones OF
Pennsylvania, tts chairman, Samuel
FesseDden OF Connecticut acting as
secretary.
Iu o brief epeech Chairman Jon Oh
stated the object Of the meeting. He
concluded rs follows.
Though by accident the Democratic
party have the Presidency and the
prestige of success, the signs are suspi
cioas for the election Of o Republican
President in 1883
The momentum acquired by 25 years
OF the prevalence OF Eepublicsn princi
pies has not yet lost Its force, ant the
material interests of the couatry are
still prosperous ss the result OF Hspub.
lican Industrial legislation. Recent Mt.
tsrance ,, however, indicate . dctermi.
nation to end this prosperity by adverse
legislation, forced upon The country by
an administration hostile TO American
ind ustry; and also indicate the neces
sity Of the return to power OF the Re'
pubiican party in the National Govern
ment, so that American industry, wool
kEOWtuk bIu bukbE <dlclhB Ctfkohy WAsb
iron making and textile production, ,
may have continued prosperity, and the
eng loyes in these industries constant
em ployment and contin ued good wages,
such rs American worlrmen should re-
ceive.
! An informal discussion took place rs
to the time which should be allowed to
the representatives of the various cities
which are competing for the prize OF
holding the next Republican Conven
tion, TO present their respective elaine
1t was finally decided that fifteen min
ntes should be accorded TO each delega
ton.
, The committee then proceeded to
|, take an informal vote viva voce. 1t re
suited ss follows: For Chicago, IL
Omaha, 10; Cincinnati, 8; Minneapolis
8; Philadelphia, 9; .St. Louis, 2; Wash
inRJon, /.
!. The committee then proceeded to vot
, formally by ballot, each State or Terri
4 torial representative stepping up to tn
chairman's table as the State or Terri
tory WAS called and depositing his vot
n in hat:
The ballots thus deposited wer
~ counted By two tellere-Haynes {
Maine and Congor of Ohio-And the r.
eult Was aiterWdEae onnouhoeo 90 AZ
g lows: Whole number OF ballots cas-
:, 47; necessary to a choice, "a; of whic
y Chicago received 22; Omaha, 4; CIR
clnnstt, 8; Minneapolis, g; Philade
phia, 3; 81. Louis, !.
.e The second formal ballot was TAX eI
.. ana resulted AZ follows: Whole nun
q her of ballots cast. At; necessary to
choice, "a; OF which Chicago receive
q, E5: Omaua, |; Cincinnati, 13; Mlnn
$ apolis, 8.
ID On .aotion Of Mr.. Morey, of Louisian,
the choice OF Chicago as the place Il
holding the n, xt National Conventio
a, was declared unanimous.
"a On motion Of Mr.. Rollins, of Ne
n s Hampshire, the time for the meetir
~ was fixed for Tuesday, the 18th
., Juas.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
A wum,prton,an Arrested.

Alfred Hendle. one Of the employees OF
Throckmorton Chandler d Co., proprie-
tors OF one of the bucket shops that were
ra,ded in Philadelphia on Wednesday, was
not long ago a resident of thus city.
Hend!e was taken In custody with the
proprietors but was afterwards dischArs
aA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

It's useless to risk life and property by
using the ordinary Kerosene oils general
lv sold. Astral oil is guaranteed nom
explosive. Get it of your grocer, or the
agent, z. James Belt, 9th and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

Made from best wheat; gives best re-.
sults; manufactured by best process; Ia
the best -four, and makes the choicest
bread. Ask for ShewArd's "6ilvel
Medal" flour. Sold only at N. W
corner 4th and King. Phone, 408.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Another Fine a assortment.

Powell, in the Third street market, will
have another fine assortment of all kinds
of fish in season on his stalls to morrow
He also has nice lot of terrspins The
stalls will be open until 10 O'Clock to
morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
The wa7or,s Messaee.-May

The Mayors Message. we be
pardoned for requesting the Mayor to
incorporate in his next message the TACT
that many OF our most prominent citi'
zsns have been cured of rheumatism,
neuralsi AID kindred complaints by
Salvation Oil, and to recommend this
valuable medicine
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
RED.BU8S. FLIES.

Flies, reaches, ants, sd.bugs, water
bugs, noths, rats, mice, sparrows, jack
rabbits, Sophors, chipmunEs. Cleared
ont by - Eouqh on Rats" lBo.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Astonishing.

Hukill & Poist, Seooud and Tatnall
streets, are selling French bisk hid
body doll at 30 cents. They have an
eles ant line OF dolls and toys of al
kinds.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
|UR COATS

F9t only nioeIy made, but
[o.hs from which they are
Ene rom the best known
b, and the Innings are the
! ,aa, Can be purchased.
orr Misses and Children S
Department We never were
BY We are now prepar-
b .tducc stock in this de-
keat, as We have a great
! broken assortments. The
SIX days We will make con-
las In
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
gian na-Gaei.

The 6rst ann ual reception OF the Clan.
M Gael. whose motto is ireland ior
tbs Irisb," in Institute Hail. promises
10 be largely attended
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

The Patapsco superlative Patent Is
the best -four, because IL makes the
whitest, sweetest and most nutritious
bread. Ask your grocer cr hjn. dealer
for IL
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

must bs good tor every body recon-
mends 1t. We mean Df. DUH o'ueA
ayrup. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

All silk plush bonnets, cne dollar and
forty cents, st Hukill Il PoiBts, Second
md Tstnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Engaged In Philadelphia.

M M. Childs, formerly in the real estat
business in this city, is now employed a
a floor walker at Straweridge q Ciotnler
large dry goods establishment, fnilaoei
phia.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
.s,,xar Medal" FIour

Gold paint. Phillips & Kane, 8 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
Oar line OF
\ IL0AHs { WRAPS
rorisc; everything you
T may fancy.

les Seal Wraps as low as
|Icely trimmed with hare
h. Seal Wraps as low as
|1ea with heavy satin.
e WrapeX,ra length, lined
ls,yy satin and trimmed
kLsck /, inch hare and bal
(ng, only SIS. -,
/ Nnp, extra length, witt
thinning. Price only $40
lies Seal Cloth Goats If
graIts, prices rang
Ia sl5 to 80. We offe
Er-.ac IN every garment
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

Use Watson Tar Cordial for cough
and colds. So8 Market OF.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

Use Diamond Dentifrioe 70 clean the
teeth; $50. Per bottle. sos Market St.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

BUOHU.PA :" Quiek, CON-
plete cure, sli annoying EiL6ey diseas'
es, OataYrh OF Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09
DIES JACKETS

iaFse variety and good
., made o. Boucle Plaids,
pes, Astrakhans, Stockinette
h', etc at price Of cloth; no
&c 'o' making.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

The great quantity of waste matter to
be hourly and daily removed from the
sy ste u renders 1t of supreme import
auc3 thas the stomach and liver be kept
in perfect order Laxador accomplishes
this. All druggists sell 1t ut 25 cents Q
! package.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

,,,,n doss psauu iul indellibis marking
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

orspb writes cards in any style.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-09

when your child has been sttacEf d
with Giarrs u}, colo or stC mach dtsoi-
ders, DO not delay the use OF DR.. Blil's
Baby Syrup one insssnt.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10
THE LATEST.

The latest information from Tah-
lequah is that there is no likeli-
hood Of trouble. The Nationals
having a majority in the senate
elected Jackson Christie president
and II. T. Landrum clerk. To
prevent any action on the part of
the senate, pending the settlement
uf the contested seats, two Down
ing members have abscntcd them
selves, thus prevontinga quorum.
The settlement Of the question ns
70 who is going to be chief (if there
is a question: will probably not
come up for some DAYS.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

Capt. John Wise, Republican,
was the conductor in charge of the
presidential train from Indianapo-
lis to st. Louis. at Knocked me
out, he said, "when | saw Dan.
Lamont step oil the train and buy
nine tickets to st. Louis, Cleve-
land footed the bill all the way
through. / have hauled many OF
these statesmen and office holders,
but that is the first time | ever saw
one pay his own way"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10
THE FIRST BULIErrN.
Mayor end Bunch Both on Hand.
Nothing Unusual Observed.

-rAutrQrAu, r.. Monday, Nov tn, 1887
Last Friday people from vari-
ous parts Of the nation began TO
put in an appearance upon the
streets. Saturday and Sunday the
numbers increased, and now, this
morning, the streets arc crowded.
Last evening Mayos, in company
with about twenty loaded hacks
and buggies rolled into town.
Bunch, as reported, came Friday
evening before. Indications are
peaccable, rs nothing unusual TO
such accasions is observable. No
preliminary steps TO an organiza-
,ion fcouncil are yet taken. De-
tails preceding and during the
organization will BE- noted and
transmitted.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

Every one seems to be getting
down to regular habits, and into
channels that are known only to
those who are accustomed to the
hum-drum ways of what is COM
monty known as civilized life. One
man drives n woman and a dog TO
his wagon and another was seen
late at night driving a hog with
check lines. Can't you do some-
thing for us2 BANANA PEAL.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

A Reasonable Plea for q Change
In tho Exciting Law.

AtrwE, r.. Nov 5. ls5
EDIToR CnEFrAIN.-rhe great
question before The people
of Cooweescooweo district at
present is not whether the Ma
tional or Union parties gain the
day, but it is a question that comes
nearer home. tits the bread and
butter question with large major
ity Of us. Ifthe Texas long-horns
are going to take this country, we
small stock owners better move
We can't raise cattle ANYMORE, and
we can't sell because Texas cattle
men would not risk our natives
with their long horns. Another
reason, they could not get as fav-
orable terms from us as they re-
ceivo i'm Texas. In the vicinity of
Alluwc no less Than 800 or 1000
head of cattle died last summer,
and are dying yet Some families
lost the last COW they had and now
their poor children are crying for
milk. Are we going to submit to
this outrage another season. Let
us send q monster petition to coun-
ell to revoke this fatal Texas law,
and if this council will not do any
thing, let us elect men next time
who will legislate tor the benefit
of the majority, and not for the
benefit of f9w--and their pockets.
Yours respectfully,
JAS. G.. MEuLrN.
-Four correspondent need have
no fears nor spend any time passing
around a petition. The present
stock law was enacted, or amended,
because Cooweescooweo and Dela-
ware districts demanded it. They
have had cattle enough for awhile
and if there was candidate for SEN
ctc or council from either district, on
any ticket, who was not pledged
against the "long horns" the fact
was not reportcd.--ED /
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10
AN INDIGNANT PUBLIC.

for several weeks past sensa-
tional dispatches have been sent
from various parts of the country
to st. Louis papers-.the Globe.
Democrat and Republican-that
war was imminent in the Cherokee
nation; that the political contest,
so hot and vehement during the
late election, must necessarily ter
inmate in bloodshed. These base
less iabrications reached a climax
through mounted courier. who,
Tam O'Shanter like, with a rabble
Of witches in his wake, went tear
ing into Vinita, not long ago, and,
in the excitement of one who had
narrowly escaped with his life,
evacuated himself, il seems, to q
Republican reporter, Of vast
amount Of sensational stuff which
was wired at once to that paper.
War, he reported, had actually be-
gun in Tahlequah that families to
escape its ravagcs were leaving the
place, and that the utmost conster-
nation geigued. This deyilish fab.
iication, for which some scoundrel
is amenable, aroused the people Of
rahlequah, last Friday evening, to
a public expression of their indig-
nation. The senate chamber of
the capitol building was crowded
by members of the two political
parties, who were reported to be
ctrSng each others throats, all
equally indignant and concerned.
and ready to denounce, as false
and without cause, all such reports.
Political differences were forgotten,
and that union Of purpose, so com
mon to nations and families when
assailed, made friends Of all. Mr..
James Stapler was called to the
chair, and Col. w. =. Boudinot
was appointed secretary. Having
called the convention to order, the
chairman stated briefly the object
OF the meeting. lie gave as rca-
son special dispatch, purported
10 be from Vinita, and published
IN the st. Louis Republican Of the
previous day, that war had actual
ly begun in Tahlequah, and hat
thc town was being deserted by It's
Inhabitants, flying with their stock
20 save themselves. A committee
OF four was appointed 10 draft res
olulions expressive Of the feelings
Of the people present. and con
demning the unguarded habit of
newspapers in publishing such un-
authenticated reports. The reso-
la.ion was telephoned to Musko-
gce that evening, to be telegraphed
50 The Republican and the asso.
eatcd press.
There is a serious as well as a
iadicrous phase to such reports.
The intention of such Gibrications
% aeems, is to precipitato tile ma
tioa into an intestine war, The re.
suli oi which, as all we'll know.
Nould be present Obstruction Of In.
dian government. Or il may be
that some sporiiye cuss is trying
10 bethe boss Of liars by getting
nap such monstrous falsehoods
That fellow that carried the news
40 Finita is surely entitled to the
palm, and ifhe will stop now the
pubic viii Willingly award IL to
hin. All he is required 10 do is
a. lat hls namo be kpown aud be
pl.l bpcpwned king Of liars, al.
iApogh his posterior anatomy
ought g be severely startled by aI
Ifr Vigorous kicks. deliberate and
upll directed, from an able bodied
iarkg
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10
Boots aud Shoes.

! am receiving every week in
voices of those celebrated hand
made Presmeyer shoes for ladies,
misses and children; also the IA
nous Geisecke Boots. They are
positively the only first-class goods
offered in this city. For sale only
by c.. w. Green.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

| can show you fine line Of
bleached and unbleachcd table
linens; also n full line of turkey
red, warranted fast colors. An
early call will convince you.
G.. w. GREEN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

Great excitement has boon caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by The re
markable recovery OF Mr. j 4. Oorley,
who WAS so helpless lle could not lum
in bed, or raiso bis head; everybody
said he WAS dying ol consumption.
trial bottle OF Dr. Kings New Discoy-
cry was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought large bottle and box of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills; by lbe time he
had inkcn twO boyes Of pills and two
ooltles Oiihe Discovery, ,hc was well and
has gained ihirly.siy pounds. Trial
bottles Di ibis Great Discovery for c0n-
Considerable complaint is heard Of
ibeuegleei of conductors 70 cut their
trains a The crossing 30 this city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10
Cherokee Herd Poland Chinas.
]. II. ALLEY, Proprietor.

ALTON, IND. TER.
Ihaye for sale a number OF as 1ne pigs ~
were ever seen IN the west, and from aa not
od ancestors. They are all Ia good thrifty
condition and the males are ready for service.
Correspondence aud inapostion solicited.
90 J n ALLEY. Afton, Ind Ter
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-10

ELEcroNs occurred Tuesday in
several states, though at this time
returns are meager. New York
appears to have gone democratic
and Ohio republican.